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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-03-16

t%. l.. Jonc' III the southern CuItivator.)
After the winter sleep, typical OF
death, the resurrection of spring is about
to begin. The sun, rising higher and
higher in the heavens, is pouring down
his ray moro directly upon the earth,
warming its surface, and waking plants
from thcir winter sleep. Man, no less
than the inanimato objects around him,
feels the quickcuing impulse and is I'M
patient 10 putScods in the ground and do
his part in rcclothing the earth with
vcrdurc. Happy arc they WHO can place
themselves in complete harmony with
natulc, who never waste their strength
IN unequal contest with her ineXorable
laws. One of the leading objects of the
CuitivatOr IS to establish and preserve
this harmony between its readers and the
material world in which they live, TO en-
bic them to sec how cold and heat, rain
an" sunshine, earth and air, when right
~ understood, may nil be conducive to
man welfare; how cooperation with
tho IoEceS ol nature may Tighten his
Iabors and increase their productiveness,
whilst antagonism with them not only
uiI''2cn liia lup0LS, nuI renders them
t" ",'"IVl'c ,i' "i'o ir,littGSS'
NV, w." Iue 'nIcT lcao.n& features OF
I,(,',t "i''v'I c''nL lon' l'on' t'io l"fhcr TINS
,iiD''.'; ,'.o u -" tcnpet''uTG, compact
,'IS .'''IiS "n,' ni6u WIGS Whatever he
p'',',' o' i'Iol,"icS 20 D'''h'' ne iluSt nave
: i,;,'. oo"sy''tC eye 10 the5c tNrg" things.
I,,.,i'' -" =" 'o"'' ''cc''S iioIu nGaI 20
&,,I ~ ''',H' 5'1ti.''",'' mere van they
',t ~ ~ i'io2' % ~ HIr' ''lo %it'"ce or
mIoSnd NJ idJ'i,"t M?.m; .;, ~ q COZ" BODY Is
p"'1u lnnr 'Hioiu a Iti',, %nlcn becomes warm
To''r+, ~ 49, 'Hcr OF rs inferior!
',T ,"U ~ il'E.O 10 ,f"Nc' throu8il Its
1,'t,'uo ., "Cioic ~ can t'"cii ITS interior?
',.,,r, n ~ 10y PUltt'c:Hy VlC"T 'llch mat the
T",,',t tI, 81 ''lu 'lISO 20 otColH9 heated!
m r,''S,i, ,i,U Nl-,' ~ Hiii'c'1 INC tril IS TO
H.. 80 40 u o'1't ''"'JJ rs iohS as
,i,n G''' n,,ti' ,. l'IL,G,, ',lS ""l ~ Ion%Ii,
' i w. ;,,.r 'a ,'1"'' Il, 70 'l''h IL
G,, o'i,' D'u,, 52LoN'".C CI'',If'
Iovg GocmI,o @ ,noa. nmg5 ''4t,n ,n M".'' @ an" Iie
ty,,,.', S ~ ,,,, C",o '"t,' V.'0 S''" noS ohiy
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-03-16

A youngster, being driven rapidly in a
close carriage through woodlawn TO o
neigh6or's 20 tea, clapped his hands and
said "Auntic, anti funny; I'm going out
TO tea, and the trees arc all going homeg"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-03-16
MARY'S SAD FATE,
The Distressing; story of n Little Girl i'm II
Mormon Family.


Sixteen years ago Samuel Bates, Nor
mon, tho2 the possessOr OF two wives
Ann and Jane, the latter beng chiidlcss,
took Mary Lee, an orphan, to bring up
according to the rites OF the Church of
the Latter Day Saints. AS Ann had
many children to comfort her the babe
/ was placed i'll charge of Jane, devout
| Mormon, herself born in the faith.
I Mary Lees parents were from England
Her mother was delicate little woman,
remembered by many here as fearful
nnd unhappy person. Times were hard
With thCm when they first appeared here,
and they grew harder for Somo reason.
dUH- as hor husband was about so take
second wife, evidently against tho wishes
ot tac companion OF his youth, he was
Killed IN snow slide, and three months
after thut his widow died, somo said OF
broken heart, leaving little Mary alone
IN the world. Samuel Bates was some
thin2 OF man among the Mormons.
| ne was called Brother Bates. Lis first
| Wlic was a lard, coarse woman, but
Jane, TO whom the little orphan went,
Was tender, rather good looking, and
i.i,' WITH q stern and Wnbcndi.g faith
,.i tine divinity OF her religion, ylda dc.
,slHn1.lon 20 live it TO the end. The
. Aof o,Nt mothers disposition. As she
/ Gre" To "omanhood she became fair to
! 4 degree not Often seen in these parts,
put IN spirit She was gloomy, sad and
fetlccht. Surrounded by MOrmOns and
| bUSht by the plous Jane, she became
Almost fanatic on the subject Of re-
| n8ion hcrScii, and readily accepted all
mat was lnSt'Icd into her mind ns the
inspiration Of the Lurd.
y year or two ago Mary Ice became
acquainted with ycuuE ntu hl .u8 in q
...iAIA& camp not i"t iEom here Con
"Ao' oI coG.ae, as no Mormon {, Ives for
$J.d and silver. The youth, seth Bcnt-
~ by name, rarely lost an opportunity
20 pay the glrl little attentions and ut
length ii hocamc the rumor that he was
h|r accepted lover. She would stroll
away 10 tie ;Jot hills 10 meet Lin, of
evenings tHcy Would be seen by the
l1ouht''n brook which winds through
thn town. and ON Sunday afternoons,
por.eAhMy Na Brother ba'cs was
N"aE from u3G@ ~ Woulj b, Mdiu%
.'..H@ 0... I.aa mad no op.
YEN 20 .-a intimacy, uu. when
l,.',A'E H"lls attention was called to
."e A!,..lGG ne iciy that 4 was lis duty
TO interfere Little hy l'i:le James mind
th.,,gh at first She bad bCon umsn.nnn5f''
ing. Gently was forbidden thn hdnec
aud the eirI ,as told that sha mmsi
meyer meet l'm aron,. En4 ,L~v ,M"t
uItr this. not MS Il, r,.,llt Of AIaryk lis.
ub.diouog but hv reason OF HoptIv's
p' .N"aa \" found h1H o.a tay last
She wu.ID lpyo g.n from hin h, cannSt
hen, aui bolliu@ her closely he [. Id her
Of li5 affection tor her and rptrcascd her
to become his wife, ana in return re-
ccived some encouragement. From that
time ON they met occasionally, unknown
to Brother Bates or Jane.
In September Brother Bates went to
New Mexico on m oXhortation tour, and
when he returned in October he brought
hack with him Mormon elder named
Iu WHO, in% Mary Lie, be- |
,.. iutH v3u0tI"n SIS take
Mo.H- wle, Iii, li',h, and me accord !
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-03-16

There's more bones to the Square inch OF
shad than 10 anything we know OF,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-03-16

The barber's children are little shavcrs;
the upholsterer's are little tackers; The
butchers are young lambs; tho carpenters
are chips from the old block end the angry
mans are little pets
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-03-16
TIMELY TOPICS FOR FARMERS.
now 70 30 pAyiNG WORK At THIS
SEASON.

ug%".ii"ns os Interest, from an \uthori-
tntivo source.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-03-16
THE SINS OF THE SENATE"
SENATOR EOUNIASS'S REJOINDER TO
CAPTAIN TIILaIAS.

Review OF the Charges of iIaIadminis.
tration in Our state Govcrnmcnt--T
Board of Agriculture, Etc, Etc.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-12-08
Cedar Shingles.

The Cndersigned are aow manufacturing an
nAsfa vaality .! Cedar Shingles At their mill
saa sre PtePs,sd e supply the public with the
e PIT tAeasand,...... ...............$ 50
Ins MIL = located In the upper part Of
ss.. os !. Snaaelss ior sale at the mill.
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,,9er lngttae s,rtea."

Wenn lid Dilettanten an Die 9(uffabs
rune elmer Gtraub'f6en Opereite bers
ontungeu. 10 nil ts fdon ungemein biel
bei6en, tpeun Iie bamit einen gan3 fnaps
ben a@tunes.G rfols er3ielen. Damit
beentigte man fid iebod gefiern abenb
ni6t. RotirIi9 muB man on fol1s
8or5fslungeH bon born berein einen
anberen Wabfiab anlegeu. ME an Die
BON Berufs G6aufpielern. unb Der
ri1tieite Noblfab lit in iol6en 6dlen
INNER Der Beifal bes publifums. Mii
bieiem ipurbe aber geitern abenb burds
aus ni6t gsfar8t.
gBir begreiieu bas abfpre9enbe nr.
tbeiI Der Express" - bic bod fonii
mitunier gapa frititlos bas armfelisfte
3sug rnulpuHi1 - einfa1 uiht. peIGt
bic aefftige N~uifabrnng balb unb balb
flr tinen Mierfols ertldrt.. giniee ber
Darfeler unD Darhellerinnen = untel
Iebteren nameniii6 6rl. Zulu Neali'
Fer unb SRI. 6ernanbea = fnnseu unb
Ipielien ppttreffid, fein gin,ieer .fieI
OBJ. bic Gotime ipareH ~seidmadbOa.
= mas Derlangt mon bonn bon eiael
Dilstianten. 8orifeluns eiaenili62
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6. s. @auer,

EOS Wei 60 mereefraBe E,
bdlt elm srOBss unb iebr eewdbltes Cos
ger bon Sapeten, &ouIeaur,
8iIberrabmen unb Setter n.
unb ferner neben 3ei9nensM aterialien
aler Art. 6arben unb Mnifrei'
der W aterialien, Defenders
0ammers fertile eemff6te
6~arben, bic belten unb biligfien I'M
Warfie, ot, uuter boiler @arantie Ders
tauft werben. GeHiier, unb g , c.
gelglas un6 anbere in 6ieies Sad
t9laeenbe Nrtitel; tuorin 9err Wuasr
0as gr0Bte Eager i'm MelieH bes Staa'
les bat. auftrdee aus Dem 2anbe tper'
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
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9aIehine. Is. Nopembsr.

paIeHine, Is. Nopember. Sm
elmer geiiern obgebaltenen 8hrger.0er.
iammlung tpurbe elm 2onite bon Sc
ihdftsmauHern Der 9tatt er,ndtlt.
peld)ss ben Nuft,as erbaltsn BAT, @elbs
beitrdae 5u iommeIn. Das @eIo lun
oa5u be1tiH1mt i.in, bic Soften fir ben
Stud nub bic Gerbreitaug elmer Bros
f9ire gu oeden, tpel9e einen boffdnbis
gen geridt iiber oeu 8oben, bic Minez
rali9dbe, bas Sola, iiberhaupt aue
eepsrbliden unb anbsrneitiesn SuIfss
quenea bon Baleitine uno Mn6erfon
GountD ertDdlt. Balefine bat alio
iebt aud iein Boom Romite". ebenio
mte &au Mntonio.
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sdr Die SuipeIier.G irma @ebri.
Der @riBer BOT fi9 tpdbrenb ber
fiuf Sabre ibres BeFtebeus ben allge.
mein anerfanaten &uf ernorben, quite
Waarerl 3u Iiberalen preiien 81 perfau.
fen. Sic fiub i'm 6tanoe, nit alen
anberen Gef6dften ibrer Bran9e ers
foIsrei6 gu tonturriren; fie limb ent.
f6fofen bier iu bIsiben unb ale lire
Waaren inter @arantie 5u bertaufen.
Store: go. 246 Commerce Strabe.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir bes Mu.
@enbtatt SO so.
@eifenbe Msenten:
VI. WenSelfpbu.
s. g. Build.
& . t q s.
San antonio, II. Nop. '87.
Mderbau tn Der Gtodaoeu.Gbeue.


Mderbau tn Der GtodaoensGbeme
Die ygrosbp @ountp Mems" beri6.
fet III elmer ibrer leBten Numnleru iibe,
ben 9ifirift ber fogenannten Stodaben.
Gbene-staked plains-tpie fplgt:
rDieier Hame 1T Der gan3en eroBen
6o1ebene. auf tpsl9er bic meiteu tera=
nif6en .6iiGe enifpringen, aus BEN
@runbe gegebeu, neil bic etften Garo=
tpanen bon &eifenben, Delhe barber
bins Tub wieber5ogen, ibre pfabe burd
pfdbIe be5eidnen muBteu, I'm ben @id-
meg finben au tbnnen. Sod bis Dor
berbdltniBmdBis turaer 3eit mar es als
berf6mmlid gebrdu9li9, eiuen groBen
Sbeil Der romanbaften gr5dbluugeu hber
abeuteuerli6e Ga5rten uuc @rlebniHe,
tn benen bic 9elben nit fnapper Notb
benz Sunger. ober dnberem Sobe ent.
gingen, i'll bic Gtodabeu. @bene gu Der.
legen. Daber fam es. baB bisie Ges
geno allgemeiR i'm &ufe Der lnpirtb
lidteit, ber uhfra9tbarfeit uub bas
Ma6ermangels ftanb = einen Nnf, ge.
gsa ups.usM uts l.ss a.s sa''als ulo
inner rod 3u tdmpfen bate uub nod
w. gsat. wv Suua. vei.
Sas $5uns SMav osn yetosn,n.ty'gsa
nieber3ulaNen unb omar um a~usinbig
AL MAIDEN, mas DieS fiir elm Gaub m0re.
Mn Sep..aNs.a avss. eu"a uHve1e
N.I.sule. ps.ue., IVY Ivy ~ e',na o1el
SIy..n -" gn.s' %s.n ~ ..ne' s.isos1.
talaag s.u''us. paue um 11sIeiSe
Ss,s "a.uen auw p.s 2.tus paetHe
1asu uus us' 81 eon oe' ssusn
s ~lnsp""y oa'v SM S q
Seluy... os'ue Nnneosun ip0e OWN
A.tse.asa v.n ssaaiaW.luea CsDsas.
up HDans' ~ S.Db.. IssHSe ano pyMs
say.O "up.a o. guosn 'Dui, y
Sas uss a'.n.a.iWsn o:.va'.n.he y.ee
Sss' osH'.a sssa, VIZ ~ oen' a.ssh'
S.gnssm Z sus'aes dau'lnen
o.m gub. o.s uao v.n o'a.
~ U'ab aau pa1a ~ .1es,. unD lssl
gauea WI M uI'ss Dellsa paet pt9 run
s.as samo. @aSSyI oua otng.n' ca o.'es
G...anahss r.uI p m,, PRIV Sau.e
Sp.ou'9. D pun, sDuuu Luus.
saI e Ms es luaas''l'W uh
g,e.s Sup1e lgaeel Fao a's oa. iano
,.ssss aO,um's ee "e,l,tM osIs
~ MD m;u nv. en Sus. WI.
~ 'on.sa "h Mss.'s. uusn,s. nulns
~. o uss = y SqgIsa ats
%.nse Ssa.s yss,gslSs'onaa!ea IaD u
nun' ~. suug..Me uss ssnea ,Sap!ts nut
sss saseesaaIs oss ppsl 5ay'.s.u oo1s
yamosn.m aus'Dss W. S'uaDe Ua'si,
yas Ua"s....a Su.g!aul'a9sn uho ose
Eagsg.A ysa'e - guI 20 nno 70 unao'
gumgas laaD, uas PIC SsIsslleu'eA gar
n.st " vea euan..ss Oa4us o9sr sDl.
~ &n ya.n'ssssasnins ol.let 4 Ssnls
n nausn y Ds. Saao' go.u.aUo TSlas
Susl Ussusa uDa pen S~mlleseI0sa Nan.
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Rein etaat in Der uuinn. m

Sein staat in Der uuinn, nit
Iasnabme bon Stem Oott, bat 10 bieI
8unoesgebdube = fiji poh. Geri6ts,
unb steuerouede = auf3upeifen, mie
5eras, big tebt finb IS ueun teranif9e
Stdote, tueIAea 8unbes= 81 piaiguugen
fur foIde 3wede gu 3beil geporoen
finb: @aluefDn, 6oufon. Seferion,
Spler, Waeo, Dallas. Nufia, Sun
Mntonio un6 81 PaID.
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grnd! 8rudb! grnd, !

miro unfebIbar turirt mad Der Meibobe
Der Dotioren 8. 8. unb s. Wiaiams,
81. 2ouis. $40. Weber Mtefer nod
bppooermif6e Nabeln tueroen onge=
panSt. Sofortige grlei6terung, uub
grtiubli6e 9eilung in firser 3eit. Man
tuitb nift perbinbert feiner Nrbeit Dber
isinen Gef9dften na63useben. Nuf
Wuni9 pirb bic 6eiluns gnrantirt.
&oniultotion u~nentaeltli@. WdBige
preife. Spre9t bor 3immer SO. 4
iiber Wolh & Marr. 10,9.tutp
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ag- Die neuei en- / M porttrs
DeIifateffen, eiugema6te
Grii9te unb Semitic. Budmbeat unb
Waple @prup, nelier Sugar 9oufe Mos
loHss, Graders unb Biscuits, Butter
rnb gier tets friid unb in 9roBen
8orrdtbsn bel Smith & WiIi 0 n,
Ode ber SoIebab u. 9outon 5traBe.
Nae Orbe,s werben prompt ausgefiibri
unb bic Waaren ing Saus geliefert.
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70. $. Omtterfioe & 60, 1876
Dit 9oulfonsS trnBe, plumbers, Sos
unb Steam : Gitters, balten fi1 benz
publifum fir ale in ibrGa9 idla9enben
Nrbeiten empfoblen unb beripre@en
prompte geiOreung aller gluftrdge.
RronIeudter, Sos. Girtures, 8abepans
nen. @loiets &C. ifets an 9ano.
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0ast gum ni6t t1ul6eu hur

= 2aBt gu@ niGt tdui@em bur9
nisbere preiie iir arbeit, tpel9e better
als irgenb cine In 9eras eeliefert pirb,
fonberu perflst gu4 nod Gallo.
10 p's pbotosrapbiihem 4telier, SO.
413 Ofs9ouionsS traBe, mo gu@ CUTE
uno 3ufrieoenftelenbe Nrbeit gu reelem
preife garantirt tuirb.
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s,ualeus mrusea.ealb,.

Die bsRe eaibs Der BELT fur e&niit,
l~ueti6unsen, 9sidipdre, 6ieber. unb Saut.
Masf1lds, GIe4te, sefpruusens Sdnbe, 8rof.
beuIer uub ALE 9autfranfbeiieu turtrt ga.
msrrboibtu ODER feline Be3abIuna. g6Iial
Satisfaction sarautirt ober bas @eID u,rt
suriidtrfattst. rs Gents bic S4a4teI bel u
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snebs,, erhalten !:

Sala9urten, beutide unb frana6fide
Tru6tprdierpen, Gtodfid, fpaniide
Olipen. SdfneiSer Gdle. Mmfierbomer
BlumeutOhI, Nnanas. &odforb 3oie.
Srifeln. impprtirte Graders unb Obs
laten, Datteln, 6ei9en.
Smith & Milfon,
Gds Solsbab & %. bouitOniir.
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nnfere 1leuen Wintermaareu
Glotbing, 9errsnsS nilette. Nrtifel. llns
ter5eug &c. fommen nod unb nah on
lnb liesen our 8eiidtiguns ofen. Yan.
coat 6 Sobn.
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Masfeu=9lm5iiae

in i66nfer Nusmabl gu raifouablen
Breifen gu baben bel
8rau 9puife Saifer,
So. 6 Norb Nlan,o . 5traBe, Sun Mue
tonic. 17,tup1m
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aaT @ebr. Griber iinb proftis
f4e ubrmaGer, @rabeure unb 8oIbars
better unb tbun ole lire Nrteit ieIb1t.
9eBhalb wirb ieber ni6t ilur aufs bette
uno prompt, ionbern aud su mdBiger
preilen be6ient.
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= gu,d cine grplofion f9Iagenbe,
Meiter III Der 3s6e r@seiisnau" Bel
9ortmunb purben IA 8ersleute &C.
t0bttt.
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- Mus unsefdbr 80 9feilen Der Don
6iibmore in See So. mad Collins in
Wueces 60. flbrenbeu 3wei8bobn Der
aranias paB > Babn inb bereiis Die
planirarbeiten b%olenhei, 70 bab nur
nod Is Meilen iibtia finb. 9ieie
3neiababn ,oirb bis Brownsville pei=
tersefIbrt nerben.
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sdy- @ebr. Griker balten ein
po~Ifdnbiges ullo ~seiudbltes Eager Don
Sunelen. @olbs unb Silbsrs @oaren.
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4ae neue Sorten in Often. bic
Dunlap eingef@lOheH, bel pancoaf &
Sobn.
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Meneri6's Banf beforet @slblen
bungen nod alien 3bsilen Deutidtanbs
ins 9aus abseliefert gu bilisereu 3aien
als be potofTiee.
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prafet Alss unb bebaltet bas
8eiiel llnb bies fub bic ausstSeidueten
5ellmiiteI: Or. Nusuff 20niss 9ams
burger Sropfen unb 8ruIttbee.
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Maberid'S 8anf, aIgemeines Banfs
gei@dft, 5ablt Az 3infen auf Sepoiiten
fur bsfiimmte 3eit.
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"a GaroIan & Sings 10
lunb Is Gents Steaks f6nnen in Ger
,Stabt nidt iibertroffen tperoen.
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nas- Sci ben @ebr. griBer,
246 Commerce Siro6e, finbet man cine
poraislide NuspahI bon SupeIen aller
Art, Diamanten, ubren. Silber.W aa.
rem &C. gu maBigen preiien.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-11-19
LES FEUILLEs QUI TossEST,

- oooDo - uooeo0oo joono ~ voWooos
Lssn 1ssillaees sssast daas ~ ssmhsss a1tes,
Sar y sasss Aetd ssesnbeae saas esalssr&
AAisa l'telas - Gsax I lsus ~ ssu shloe6t
Adiapasu ssoos - 1sssa
81 FSelat de- eisux nd pas snepse dbpazu,
b chant Dc foisean - - fait plus gu>ss en-
tsndrs. Lee bosqusts, autss6eis 4 bsuyants
It 4 eais, dsvisansnt tEisess 6 silsosisux
CONNIE b g6ais du tembesn. Lso pstis o.
ssaux, un De- plus bsaax pstssah @us =
Gel at taitA h tssss, sux qui, dspuis De-
mod, ont shank pew neus lsuss plus douess
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anaeussnt rappsoehs q = 1870 ksuss.
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meats d posspss 8 fSs a. $3.50 - To-
sees: teuts vigusus - aba91,aea = II
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beot
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nuasss gris s'ameaeellsot ~ ~ tetss, st
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LH POLYNfSIENS.

Il diapasieiss dss raess iodieeses d
eseeaius psys - Pssssait avee sae rspidtet
qsi psrost q ps6veis r1peese I lsqsslls
- raess - ssssst plss seaasss qse pr
lss dssesiptjeas Gee sess % asrest rais-
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srsvdrss "a seeps paasx D. - jsssss
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vsss 10 nerd. .oasss. ~ astsss dass - ee1l.
eu6ss d rAe6siqss o6disaals, ssGhsset
q p,ss - plss. -efi
Qsslqses lsAlsiaas S'absesesst dsss b
nea1e eivillst pas ~ asioss estss tsd1eoe
q blAsss, oais b plas grand so0bes DE-
pssaie PER sstisesios. L. dSfaat Do nats.
liti, d'sas part, ct Do l'astrs l'aIeoolisns
ssst les dssx fAetssrs do - mesveuent
destsustif De- raess iadiesass. n. Plas-
ehst, qsi vSsa dix sns dass lss graz
de- iles d 10 msr dee ludss, aux Philippi-
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CHARLES LASSElGNE,
EOlTEUR.RtOAcTEUR.
N E9 PATATE9.

Heures eusoleillses
Dautomne, grand merci ~.
Car js Les ri J0ssilltes
Sans peine at sans soucis.
Car Eoxilgky est le verbe
Don't, sans &tre un gredin,
Avec on sans adverbe
On 20 ssrt al jardin.
Et le jardinier Josile
Tubercules divers,
Quand un autre farfouille
Pspiss, ivres on vers.
Au reste, cetts aimee,
GrAcs l Dieu qui peut tout,
Est bonne ct fortunSe,
En- patatss surtout.
Et Saint Martin, don't Jaime
La grands chasit6,
Nous Q douu6 Dc meme
Un savissant it6.
Ies oissaux, dams - branches
D'arbts st lss buissons,
Avs;eut lsurs notes franchss
e chsutaient lsurs chansous.
Puis, ma pet;ts Rose,
FilIst$s ! Foil brilliant,
Tr1s iolis Ct tres rose,
Suivait su babillant.
Car ma Roee elle-meme,
Qui SQUIRT ct qui plait,
Que grand.pSce gate, aims
Lee pata&ss sn lait.
]. G., jardinisr.
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